Le dernier flip : démarchandiser l’immobilier
Our housing became commodities. Profit-driven speculation blocks access. Boosting supply isn't enough; new units fuel speculation. Decommodification is the essential solution.
Un jeu à soi
In Buenos Aires, Lorena, Juliana, and Luci, footballers and feminists, fight for their dreams and a symbolic space.
Middletown
Fred Isseks led his students to expose a toxic waste conspiracy, a lesson in civic courage captured by McBaine and Moss.
The battle of Saint-Leonard
The Battle of Saint-Léonard tells the story of Raymond Lemieux and Mario Barone, two remarkable yet forgotten men of modest origins, who each fought with strength and conviction, despite the heavy consequences to themselves, their families, and their professional lives.
Chronicle of a Crisis
Sarah and Simon, a young Montreal couple, lose their apartment amid a housing crisis. This intimate documentary captures the daily anxieties and resistance in the face of growing economic insecurity affecting their generation.
Speech for a melting statue
A poet hopes for the fall of the statue of Leopold II in Brussels, a symbol of institutional racism inherited from Belgium's colonial past.
Way Out
Way Out delves into the darkest parts of the mind and the journey toward healing, breaking the silence around mental health stigma.
Who Loves The Sun
In war-torn northern Syria, makeshift oil refineries define a post-apocalyptic life where Mahmood navigates harsh work and local complexities.
The Sky Above Zenica
In Zenica, citizens fight deadly pollution and the toxic silence of political, industrial, and European institutions.
Like There is No Tomorrow
Like There is no Tomorrow tells the story of a group of activists engaged in a campaign of non-violent civil disobedience.
